Canadian grain crop in 1931 declared inadequate
Ottawa reports from the Dominion bureau of statistics warn that the 1931 wheat surplus in exporting countries will not meet world import needs. It expects stocks to be drawn down before July 31, 1932, with Canada and the United States benefited by reduced holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States States
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Russia
Australia
Red Cross Sees Heavy Demands In Huron Drive
Reports of 100 enrollments today at Red Cross headquarters in Huron, as the county aims for 500 members. Chairman W L Matlock says heavy work by the committee is needed to reach the goal, with Beadle county foreseeing an unprecedented winter need due to crop failures. The drive hopes to close by Saturday night, listing 100 percent establishments with all employees as Red Cross members including Calmenson’s Clothing, ware Cleaners, Koepp & Co, Bell Bakery, Burg Store, Red Owl No. 2, Frank Dwitt & Son, Bindy’s Market, Gold Medal Dairy, Krummann Service Stores, and John P Sauer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
W. L. Matlock
Beadle County
Calmenson
Ware Cleaners
F. Koepp & Company
Bell Bakery
Burg
Red Owl
Frank Dvvitt & Son
Bindy's Market
Krummann Service Stores
John P. Sauer
Case Confesses To Attack On Officer
Floyd Case of Geddes pleaded guilty before Judge J. F. Nichols in Lake Andes to assault and battery against Warren Beck, Geddes justice of the peace. He was fined 25 dollars and jailed 15 days. Tomorrow he faces a burglary sentence from Geddes in 19 percent. Case was a minor at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Andes
Floyd
Geddes
J. F. Nichols
Warren Beck
B. C. Bakewell
Geddesdin
Case
Justice Beck
Geddes-Chamberlain
Peeves
Weather Maren Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Chance of Rain
Parity shows cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible rain. Beating Mareelle by 87 dollars noted, and temperatures stable with light winds. Dakota forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions, gale in east tonight and Thursday with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Dakota
Gale
Friendly Neighbors End Cave Life Of Minnesota Couple
A Minnesota couple who hid in a sandstone cave above the Mississippi for two months after losing work have found new shelter with a nearby family. A man has secured employment, and the pair, who married in June, hope to move into a home with their wife.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Mississippi River
Jack
Jill
Jil
Fort Snetling
Elks Share Proceeds From Motion Picture Day
Huron Elks announce benefit shows at Publix theatres to aid unemployment relief. Funds from ticket sales pass 1200 with 3600 in cash already raised by solicitors. Proceeds stay local to fund relief, with 11 15 showings at the Huron and Bijou theatres featuring Rich Man's Folly and Freighters of Destiny. Governor Green urges wide support for the November 16 to 21 benefit performances benefiting local unemployment funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charitier
Salvation Army
Huron
Clyde R. Smith
Huron Elks Lodge
Smith
George Bancroft
Sioux Falls
Bijou
the Elks Club
Green
South
Dismissal Motions Denied in Trade Practices Case
In St Paul Nevada Floyd B Olson refused motions to dismiss three charges tied to Farmers Union Termin al association trade practices. The hearing on retroval proceedings against railroad and warehouse commission members featured William Stahl Chicago vice president of Farmers National Grain Corp as witness. The governor declined to dismiss charges over grain handling at the Minneapolis elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Nev
Floyd B. Olson
Farmers Union ‘Terminal Association
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Gerald T. Mullin
Minneapolis
Farmers Union
William Stahl
Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporations
Jtlevator
Automobiles May Lose Lead In Installments
Milan V Ayres analyst told the National Association of Finance companies that automobiles have dominated installment selling but future demand may shift toward household machines like ventilating cooling and automatic refrigerators and coal stokers. In Louisiana, Dr Paul Cyr’s bid to oust Huey P Long as governor was dismissed in Caddo district court on grounds of no calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milan V. Ayres
Shreveport
Moy
Paul
Cyr
Huey P. Long
Leuldane
Caddo District Court
Poultry Outlook Bright For 1932 Says President Hagen
President August F. Hagen tells the South Dakota Baby Chick association in Selby that 1932 will see an upturn for the poultry industry due to better weather and market conditions after a slump in eggs and poultry in cold storage. Charles F. Hicks of Kansas City discusses progress of the international baby chick organization, breeding plans, and the importance of strict culling and uniform standards to raise egg yield toward 20 eggs per hen annually within three to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hicks
Huron
South Dakota
August F. Hagen. Selby
Baby Chick Association
International Association
Charles F. Hicks
Kansas City
International Organization
Farm Bureau
O. J. Weisner
State College Extension
FR. J. Barrey
Sioux Fails
Association
W. E. Whittemore
Estelline
Kreinschmidt
South St. Joseph
Hicks
Kleinschmidt
Grain Belt Mis Company
St. Joseph
Peg
Rick Orpington
New Zealand
America
Women Pleased With Administration In South Dakota
Mrs Wade Wickersham Hot Springs vice chair of the Republican women’s committee in South Dakota says economic and political troubles have not dimmed women's interest in politics or faith in the Hoover administration. She reports women across the state are more informed and engaged, and that support for the present administration remains firm despite national turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafid City
South Dakota
Wade Wickersham
Hot Springs
Republican Women's Committee
Wickersham
Return Brown Jug demanded by Minnesota students
Minnesota students demand Michigan produce the late brown jug as the big game at Ann Arbor approaches. The Daily hails publicity but says the jug has not been returned, warning the situation grows more serious and calling for the culprit to be held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Michigan
Ann Achor
Michigan Iz
Hoover Grandi In Conference On World Problems
President Hoover and Italian Foreign Minister Grandi meet at the White House for a private breakfast to discuss world problems and avenues for cooperation. Topics expected include arms limitation, economic stabilization, debts and reparations, gold standard policy, and possible treaty revision. A second meeting was planned for further discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Grandi
Italy
Sfree
Stimson
White House
Revenue-boosting tax plans discussed by Smoot proposal
Smoot proposed raising the rate along the line with a bepain centered on the higher brackets and a maximum surtax on incomes over 1 million. Officials indicated an extra 1.204 billion may be needed by taxation, with possible rate adjustments spread across all incomes. The treasury visit noted the government had not finalized the plan, and a modest rate increase is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bance
Treasury
Beet Worker Admits Shooting His Wife
Beet worker John Wofay Gust pleaded guilty to charges after confessing to shooting his wife in Rapid City on November 18 as details outlined by officials and court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beet
Rapid City
John Wofay Gust
Oftckes
Auditorium Here Would Pay City In Short Order
Sioux Falls views a 200000 bond for a Huron municipal auditorium as a magnet for big conventions. Fred Beecher, manager of the Sioux Falls coliseum, cites the South Dakota Education Association meeting drawing 2500 to 4000 attendees spending about 50 dollars each, forecasting 100000 to 200000 in city spending and substantial tax returns through increased business. He notes coliseum expenses are covered by receipts and expects dividends for the city treasury. Officials list election workers for the upcoming bond vote, naming ward supervisors, superintendents, judges, and clerks for polling places.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
Fred Beecher
Sioux Falls Coliseum
City of
Beecher
South Dakota Educational Association
Huron City Commission
First Ward
Art Burger
Seer Tendent
Stewart
H. McNichols
Earl Hne Fadden
W. H. Morrison
E. R. Bal
Tena Butz
V. J. Wilkins
Denny Sauer
I. C. Kettering
Ben Meyer
William Moran
Delbert Heckman
George Kinsman
George Deeg
Gus Ferber
George Barnes
C. BE. Arnold
Kata Markham
J. P
Grange Delegates Vote On 80 Resolutions
Madison Wis November delegates to the National Grange convention begin voting on more than 80 resolutions covering government operation of Muscle Shoals two ship canals from the Great Lakes to the sea changes in representation based on citizenship population tariff hikes on dairy products limits on foreign grown cotton support for the Federal Farm Board opposition to federal state development of agricultural programs and consolidation of conservation agencies by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Madison
Wis
National Grange
Wearton
Great Lakes
Federal Farm Board
DE Agricultural Srand
Japanese Army Sweeps Manchuria Invasion of Soviet Sphere
AP reports Japan’s army occupies Tsitsthai capital of Hailungkiang and advances from Anganchi, driving Chinese commander Mak Chan-Shan north. Mukden HQs and Tokyo claim self defense as league council in Paris weighs actions. US aims to keep open door while avoiding Japanese offense. Chinese, Japanese reps absent.
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Associated Press
Japan
Manchuria
Tsitsthai
Hailungkiang
Mak Chan-Shan
Anganchi
Mukden
Tokyo
Mah
League of Nations Council
Paris
United States
Manking
League
Angenchi
Japanese attack drives toward Anganchi in Manchuria
Nov 18 Mukden dispatches report Japan launches a full assault on General Mah Chan-Shan's Chinese forces at the Nonni river front. Japanese troops encircle the Chinese right flank and push north toward Anganchi and Tsitsihar amid harsh weather and railway tensions with Russia.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Nonat River
Diah Chan-Shan
Hank
Siberia
Shiwert
Honjo
Mah
Winnesencumen Wenn Shen
Jiro Tamon
Anganchi
Tokyo
Reogo
Nanni River
Meh Chan-Shan
Chinews
Tuiteiher
Msh
Teonan
Tsitsihar
Tsitsihaz
Harbin
Changchun
Rah
Russia
Moscow
Japan
Fire Marshals Inspect Huron Schools for Safety
Charles K 11ce and deputy state fire marshals inspected Huron city schools yesterday. They praised building conditions and fire drills. Lincoln school drill finished in 42 seconds. senior high cleared in 42 seconds. Washington 58. Jefferson 62. McKinley 70. Wilson 76 seconds.
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Charles K. 11Ce
Alex “Yman
Uty
Huron
A. J. Lang
Lincoln School
Washington
Jefferson
McKinley
Wilson
Luther John Pike Dies Here Tuesday
Luther John Pike aged 83 died yesterday at his son AHL Pike’s home on Idaho avenue southeast. Survived by three sons A H Pike Huron E L Pike Sioux City L Pike Ruthton Minn and three daughters Mrs E M Jones Osakis Minn Mrs George Hatch Milaca Minn and Mrs Frank Hills Arlington Mass. Wife died in Huron February 1920 and was buried at Balaton Minn. Funeral services likely Friday at Balaton with burial beside his wife.
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Luther John Pike
Ahl Pike
Idaho Avenue
A. H. Pike
Huron
E. L. Pike
Sioux City
L. ¥. Pike
Ruthton
Minn
E. M. Jones
Osakis
George Hatch
Milaca
Frank Hills
Arlington
Masa
Balaton
Legion Coupon Drive Promises Help to Collectors
A fragment notes an American Legion collector calling on Friday November 2 to gather items such as clothes beds toys and other household goods for donation or sale. The clipping mentions Wiley and Wiley’s Garage City Phone 31s3 as contact points.
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Wiley
Wileys
American Legion
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Red Cross
Mareelle
m_ phene
Elks
Associated Charities
Hagen
City
Ashton
Nippon War Office
League Council
By Glenn Babb
Shigeru Honjo
Hea
Tsituhar
Nonni
Diah Ba
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